May 15, 2009
Edward Weston
Edward Weston
From Ansel Adam’s Biography on his first meeting Edward Weston at Albert Bender’s home:
“After dinner, Albert asked Edward to show his prints. They were the first work of such serious quality I had ever seen, but surprisingly I did not immediately understand or even like them; I thought them hard and mannered. Edward never gave the impression that he expected anyone to like his work. His prints were what they were. He gave no explanations; in creating them his obligation to the viewer was completed.”
I love Weston’s work, but I love his attitude even more; he created for himself.
Cole
P.S. I have an original print of the image above.
Hi, I just listed an Original Cole Weston Photograph on eBay and thought perhaps you may be interested. It is 16 X 20″, signed, and titled, “Punts, Les Quesnoy, France”. It is a very colorful photo and a great investment to say nothing of its beauty. The auction # is 350205917344. Thank you for your time. Dr Michael Weir
Thanks Mike!
Cole
The picture of a pepper by Weston is one of my favourites pictures in all-times
Osselin, that is a great image, one of his best in my opinion. The Nautilus Shell is fantastic too.